Our prevention systems are advanced technologies combined and designed to prevent fire to occur in sensitive environments. Instead of relying on water, foam, or chemical agents to extinguish a fire, these systems work by maintaining a reduced oxygen level in a protected area, below the threshold necessary for combustion to occur. Making it impossible for a Fire to re-ignite or blaze further.
Oxygen Reduction: The system maintains the oxygen concentration in the protected area at around 15-16%, which is sufficient for humans to breathe but below the level required for most fires to ignite.
Continuous Monitoring: The system continuously monitors and adjusts the oxygen levels to maintain the desired concentration, ensuring ongoing fire prevention.
Nitrogen Injection: The oxygen level is reduced by introducing additional nitrogen into the space, which is a naturally occurring component of air.
Data Center: Protecting sensitive electronic equipment from fire without the risk of water damage.
Museums and Archives: Preventing fires in spaces containing valuable and irreplaceable items
Cleanrooms: Used in environments where traditional fire suppression methods could be damaging or disruptive.
Prevention Over Suppression: Instead of waiting for a fire to start, these systems prevent it from ever occurring.
Minimal Damage: Since no water or chemicals are used, there is no risk of damage to sensitive equipment or materials
Safety for Occupants: The reduced oxygen levels are still safe for humans, making it suitable for occupied spaces. Limitations
Space Requirements: Additional space is needed for the nitrogen generation and storage equipment.